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Washington apple crop expected about ten percent smaller
The 1935 Washington state apple forecast shows a crop roughly 10 percent below 1934, with key districts like Wenatchee and Yakima near last year’s output while others vary. Season timing is later, reducing average fruit size and total tonnage, amid efforts to control codling moth and spray challenges.
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